The document discusses different types of open educational resources (OERs) including lesson plans, rubrics, and assessments. It provides examples of a lesson plan on computer architecture and how rubrics are used to evaluate student work. Various online tools for creating assessments, tests, surveys and other resources are also presented, such as Google Forms, Kahoot, and EdPuzzle. The document is presented by Martin Llamas Nistal from the University of Vigo as part of a MOOC on open education and OER repositories.

1. Martín Llamas Nistal, PhD (martin@uvigo.es)
University of Vigo, Spain
Associate Professor
IEEE Senior member
4.4 Other OERs (Lesson Plans, Rubrics,
Assessments, etc.)
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2. • A lesson plan is the teacher's guide for running a
particular lesson, and it includes
– the goal (what the students are supposed to learn),
– how the goal will be reached (the method, procedure),
– Time required to complete the lesson,
– Materials needed for the lesson
– a way of measuring how well the goal was reached (test,
worksheet, homework, etc.)
– …
Lesson Plans
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3. • Example (Computer Architecture):
– Goal: to learn the main binary representations (one’s and two’s
complements)
– Materials: short-videos (one for definition of complements and
other two for examples)
– How: Watching the selected short-videos
– Time required: 50 minutes
– Measuring: a 10-point test in classroom, as a formative
assessment
Lesson Plans
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4. Rubrics
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• In education terminology, rubric means "a scoring guide
used to evaluate the quality of students' constructed
responses”
• Rubrics usually contain evaluative criteria, quality
definitions for those criteria at particular levels of
achievement, and a scoring strategy.

5. Rubrics (Example)
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6. • Assessment is simply the process of
collecting information about student
learning and performance to improve
education.(Carnegie Melon University)
• We focus on assessing into videos
Assessments
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7. allows to: Assessments (EDPuzzle)
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8. Quizzes (EDPuzzle)
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9. Assessments (EDPuzzle)
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10. • Tests (Assessments):
– Google Forms
– Kahoot
– Socrative
• Surveys:
– Google Forms
– Surveymonkey
– Surveyanyplace
• Mind and conceptual maps:
– Text2mindmap
– Popplet
– CmapTools
• Curation of contents:
– Educlipper
– Scoopit
– Klout
Other OERs
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• Organization of contents:
– Storify
– Tes Teach
– Symbaloo
• Infographics:
– Pinterest
– Canva
– Piktochart
• Augmented Reality:
– Flashcards
– Slights
– Science AR

11. Martín Llamas Nistal, PhD (martin@uvigo.es)
University of Vigo, Spain
Associate Professor
IEEE Senior member
EDUCATION SOCIETY
http://ieee-edusociety.org/
Unit 4 – Applications for OERs
MOOC – Foundations to Open Education and OERs repositories
4.4 Other OERs (Lesson Plans,
Rubrics, Assessments, etc.)